You only need to know a little about the history of the last century to know that weak or naive leaders can lead the world to ruin.
If Hitler had not had sincere European leaders in front of him in the 1930s who did not understand the threat he posed to Europe, he could have been stopped in time.
For there were men in France, as then in Britain, who understood the nature of the Nazi threat and rightly believed that it was better to beat Hitler before he hit the world. They weren’t listened to.
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It took Europe going up in flames and the Third Reich sowing terror to finally be called to action.
In short, we only wanted to hear those who predicted the worst when the worst happened.
Could it be that we find ourselves in a similar situation today?
The world is burning. The fault lines multiply as do the conflicts, and they are fueled by the deep currents of history. But we don’t know anymore because we have lost the feeling for that long time.
We live in a perpetual present, in a strictly socio-economic view of human things, and we have forgotten the civilizational, religious, national, cultural and ethnic determinants that shape history and very often determine the fate of people.
Our leaders, generally from a West that sought happy globalization, do not understand the tragic times we are living through.
Furthermore, they accompany our decadence by depicting the fragmentation of the identities and politics of our societies, paralyzed by a distorted idea of the rule of law as a sign of authentic progress that should never be hindered.
As the clash of civilizations intensifies and spreads within our borders, our countries are reigniting the controversy over the gender of angels by questioning whether men and women exist.
Justin Trudeau, in this view, represents a caricatured version of our political class, trapped in a post-adolescence from which it does not want to emerge.
His disastrous handling of the Roxham Road issue and the suicidal immigration policies that Canada is pursuing should have alarmed those who did not yet understand it. His pointless entertainment is ideological stupidity.
The last few weeks have forced us to radicalize our criticism of his foreign policy management.
I am obviously thinking of the issue of Chinese interference and the declaration of diplomatic and moral war against India.
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The exclusion from the current conflict in the Middle East is another example. Justin Trudeau had to smile in front of photographers when life was still sweet and calm. He represented the silly optimism of a Canada that believed it was the future of the world.
Today he reveals himself for what he is: a political danger to his own country. The most worrying thing, however, is that his potential successors within the PLQ are as mediocre as he is and that when we look at the other federal parties we find no real reason for hope.
